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I also have no sympathy for thieves, and am favorable of humiliating them. They feel no guilt when they try to humiliate the victims, so why should anybody believe they're entitled to what some lefties claim as a "fair" or "human" treatment? A few years ago a black teen who was robbing at a Rio de Janeiro beach was tied to a lightpole with a bicycle padlock, there was a media outcry about it, but I guess it wouldn't be so intense if black drug dealers in the Rocinha slum had tied a white pothead to a lightpole if he had any debt with them. I'm not intending to spark a racial argument right now, just using another example to highlight the "entitlement" mentality that some fools still believe to justify crimes performed by members of certain groups. South African former soccer player Irwin Khosa sparked some controversy in 2010 when he dropped the South African equivalent of the N-word at a journalist who displayed such "entitlement" mentality.
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